Coronavirus cases in the Netherlands
The number is based on confirmed diagnostic tests. It is very likely that the true number of COVID-19 cases is higher as many cases are asymptomatic.
New COVID-19 cases per day
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What you need to know about COVID-19 in New Zealand
Self-isolation
Everyone should stay at home. This is the best thing we can all do to stop the spread of COVID-19. This will save lives.
Essential businesses
Entities and their workers carrying out the following services are considered essential. Find out more.
Financial support
Find out what financial support you could be eligible for.
Be kind
Make a difference by supporting friends, neighbours and whānau, especially the elderly and vulnerable.
Stay home
Everyone should stay at home. This is the best thing we can all do to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Wash your hands
Wash often. Use soap. 20 seconds. Then dry. This kills the virus by bursting its protective bubble.
Coronavirus in New Zealand News:
- October 27, 2021One dead in Riverton crash
Police say inquiries into the circumstances surrounding the crash are continuing. - October 27, 2021Covid-19: Thousands gather at Waitangi to support anti-lockdown hīkoi
Groups of protesters are planning to stay the night at the border in Mercer after crowds gathered at both sides of Auckland. - October 27, 2021Three Waters: Wider Manawatū politicians frustrated at being forced into entities
Elected officials in and near Manawatū frustrated at Government’s about-turn on consultation and ability to opt-out of water reforms. - October 27, 2021Celebrating a 'sea-change in architecture' in Aotearoa
A home clad in purple corrugated fibreglass and a tapering pyramid – small projects that wow in the inaugural awards from Here magazine. - October 27, 2021Covid-19: Canterbury close to 90 per cent vaccinated, but West Coast uptake slow
While Canterbury is on the precipice of 90 per cent of its eligible population receiving a first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine, the West Coast continues to lag behind. - October 27, 2021Tamariki will become Covid casualties if vaccine is not prioritised for them, Māori Council warns
Community leaders urge Government to vaccinate children and prioritise tamariki Māori. - October 27, 2021Covid-19: Southern DHB inches closer to vaccine target
Southland and Otago are inching closer to the 90 per cent vaccination target with 88 per cent of eligible residents having received their first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine and 74 per cent fully vacci … - October 27, 2021Inside Job: Netflix's acerbic Deep State comedy is adult animation at its finest
REVIEW: There’s a definite Rick and Morty-meets-American Dad by way of Futurama vibe about this entertaining and sometimes scabrous show. - October 27, 2021West Coast residents slam Government water reforms despite having 'stink water'
Residents in a small West Coast community say the tap water is gritty and “stinks like mud”, but they don’t believe the Government water reforms is the solution. - October 27, 2021Covid-19: More than 30 City Rail Link workers stood down after two test positive
City Rail Link’s Mt Eden site – where 400 staff are employed – is still operating after two workers tested positive for Covid-19.